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Stevenson
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
4
Democratic National Ticket Names Woodtlow Wilson and St. Marstiall
The Democratic slate features Woodtlow Wilson for president with Par Vier as running mate and Thomas St. Marsti... joined in the ticket for the forthcoming election according to the era’s publication.
Weekly State Leader Debuts For Low Cost News
The Leader Publishing company announces the Weekly State Leader to be issued every Thursday reaching homes by Saturday night. It aims to provide a low priced general weekly with Leader news service and progressive democratic and republican coverage. The paper pledges lively political discussion amid a bubbling campaign year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Leader
Leader Publishing Company
Constructive Patriotism and nation's future focus
A Fourth of July essay urges moving from martial past to future internal growth. Emphasizes morality through churches and schools, Sabbath observance, physical health, education, just laws, and reverence for government. Warns against sport and revelry overshadowing national purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Santiago Harbor
Path to Moral and Civic Reform in American Government
The text urges drastic moral and physical improvements, linking public health to education and skilled labor. It condemns low moral standards in elected offices and argues officials must be above reproach, asserting future greatness comes from raising morals, health, education, and national standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonge
Iow
Lila
Oltlanit
Lfe
Wilson and Marshall Victory Promised in Baltimore Rally
The piece asserts Wilson and Marshall will win Tuesday night in Baltimore, praising Marshall as Indiana governor on a reform ticket and a champion of progressive principles. It predicts the pair will end reactionary rule by early March as reform leaders from New Jersey and Indiana align with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Thomas KR
Marshall
New Jersey
Wilson
Sergeant Campbell Praised for Campaign Expense Record
Sandusky Ohio sergeant Charles C Campbell earned praise for his gallantry and humor in a recent county central committee bid. His campaign expense report lists four glasses of beer at five cents each totaling twenty cents and a fifth glass for a supposed precinct carrier, totaling twenty-five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Campbell
Sandusky
Ohio
Kendrick and Warren Wealth Question Raised by Tribune
The Tribune questions how Senator John B Kendrick built his fortune criticizing Senator Warren. It says Kendrick earned a billion dollars in cattle and contrasts his private business success with Warren's alleged failed ventures. The piece notes Kendrick entered the Senate bankrupt but now valued at fifteen million dollars per New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
The
Tribune
John B. Kendrick
John TB. Kendick
En Tribune
Warren
Kendrick
Senate
New York Times
Woolen Mill Strike Sparks Labor Tension in Mass
The article notes the rise of Independent Workers of the World to about 10 000 members from 500 amid the Woolen Mill strike in Massachusetts. It accuses mill owners of oppression and warns of industrial disorder and potential bloodshed led by imported workers from continental Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Mass
Order of Independent Workers of
Europa
Truth about Warren records debated by Tribune and Deming
The Tribune voices concern over publishing truthful details about Senator Francis B. Warren and asks Mr. Deming for objection to printing Warren’s record and dealings. The exchange centers on ensuring accuracy before reporting on a public officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Leader
Francis B. Warren
Deming
Senator Warren
A Holler Meeting Nominates Zeke for Chairman in Populist Rally
A rural gathering in the Holler endorses Zeke for meeting chair and shifts support to Wilson and Kendrick for president and senator. The town votes 22 to 1 percent, with absent members not voting, as Homesteaders pledge funds to the Kendrick club. The speaker urges Congress to withdraw settlers from Guse Nek Holler land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepela Fren
Zeke
Republikin
Partin
Kudent
Stumik Taft
Guvyner Wilson
Wilson
Marshall
Evry Feller
Isek Jonez
Gusenek Warn Klub
Kendrick Club
Therselves
Moshun
Mosahin
Hyer
Republikins
Emikrats
Wodrow Wilson
John B. Kendrick
Wiomin
Kerried
Klub
Akount
Heznt
Woodrow Wilson Rise From Teacher to New Jersey Governor
A historical notice reviews Woodrow Wilson born 1856 in Virginia, his education at Davidson, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, and Yale, and career as professor and author. It covers his Princeton presidency, 1910 governor victory, reform agenda, and pivotal 1911 senate bid while highlighting Harper’s Weekly influence in promoting him as a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Oho
Virginia
Taft
Ohio
Wilson
Commonwealth of Washington
United States
Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Thomas
Young Wilson
Davidson College
Princeton
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins University
Wake Forest University
North Carolina
Johnsolphins University
George Washington
Second Presbyterian Church
New Jersey
James E. Martine
United States Senate
John Keen
James Smith, Jr
Martine
Smith
James Nugent
Baltimore
George E. Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Journallst
Col. Harvey
Col
Harvey
Woodrow Wileen
Ellen Laurie Axson
Savannah
Democratic candidates seek Wyoming county offices
A fragmented notice states Edward G Schoel and J C Hansen announce runs in Laramie County for sheriff and county assessor respectively. They contest Democratic primaries on August 20th. The text emphasizes rural prosperity and local farm interests guiding county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
J. C. Hansen
Campstool
Laramie
Wyoming
Edison’s Declaration of Independence at the Orpheum today
Edison’s famous picture Declaration of Independence is shown at the Orpheum this afternoon and tonight. Union Pacific announces a special excursion fare on July 4th for round trips to Wyoming and Colorado, valid for return until July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Orpheum
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Colorado
Anchor Line Advertises Transatlantic Fares and Service
Anchor Line Steamships offers attractive tickets between New York and Londonderry Glasgow and Naples with connections to Scotch English Irish continental and Mediterranean points. The line promises superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service. reserve through local agents or Henderson Brothers, General Agents, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
Henderson Biothers
Chicasro
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